OKLAHOMA CITY/THE VILLAGE ESTATE SALE

OKLAHOMA CITY/THE VILLAGE ESTATE SALE
1507 BRIGHTON AVENUE
(East off N. Penn -- one street north of Nichols Hills)
Sat., 22 October -- 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
(Sign-up sheet out at 8 a.m.)
Sun., 23 October -- 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.
(No sign-up sheet on Sunday.)
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Wonderful estate sale in The Village!
This colorful, eclectic sale will include
a burled walnut, Wooten-type desk,
in the Eastlake style, ca. 1880-90;
a massive, light walnut breakfront
with marble top, intricate carving
and tiered superstructure, ca. 1880-90;
a wide assortment of collectible glassware,
including many Venetian (Murano) pieces,
Carnival glass, American pattern glass (some flint),
American Brilliant Period cut glass, Higgins,
Lalique, (American) Verlys etc.;
a chandelier (likely Czechoslovakian)
in the Venetian style, ca. 1920-30;
an early Gorham coin silver beaker;
assorted small pieces of sterling;
a highly chased, tilting coffeepot on stand
(English, silver on copper, ca. 1870-80);
an early coin silver child's mug (Boston maker),
with bright-cut etching, dated 1851;
cut and pressed glass salt dips;
a charming little crèche from the Mary Alice Hadley studio;
many small pieces of German and Austrian porcelain;
an ornate cast iron plant stand ca. 1900-10;
a handsome painted console/small chest;
several works (both originals and prints)
by well known Oklahoma fashion illustrator Fay Taylor;
several mirrors, all of varying sizes;
a hand-carved ivory chess set;
a wonderful American walnut hall tree,
with beveled mirror, ca. 1890;
a large painting on found object by local artist Daniel Pineda;
paintings, prints and photographs
by local artists Beau Brand and Gabe Friedman;
a very sleek chrome and glass bookshelf;
an Art Deco console/secretary ca. 1930-40;
four Mid-Century Modern chairs
that appear to have been designed by Hans Wegner;
an elegant, Danish Modern bookcase/secretary ca. 1955-65;
a hand-painted service for eight (plus serving pieces)
from Mary Alice Hadley's studio;
a partial service of Syracuse china in the "Caprice" pattern;
a partial service of Czechoslovakian
porcelain dinnerware (pattern unknown) ca. 1930-37;
a handsome canteen of English, electroplated flatware in a rattail pattern;
many pieces of collectible pottery,
including wares by Amphora, Hull,
Shawnee, Frankoma, Raymor, Red Wing
and other well known manufacturers;
a diminutive walnut veneer cabinet
(likely made by a Grand Rapids factory), ca. 1930;
kitschy, hand-painted mugs that were given out as premiums
at Sussy's Italian Palace ca. 1955-60;
a great many religious items,
including rosaries, milagros, prints, statues etc.;
a walnut dining table ca. 1890-1900;
an oak secretary/bookcase ca. 1900-10;
many vintage books, including children's titles,
historical works and much more;
a child's bed in walnut, in the Renaissance Revival style, ca. 1880;
two large, Art Deco-style sideboards,
both in walnut veneer, both ca. 1930-40
(one with Bakelite handles, the other in need of restoration);
two Art Deco-style armoires, both ca. 1930-40;
a very attractive sofa upholstered in cream and gold, with Asian motifs;
four matching walnut slipper chairs, all ca. 1890-1900;
assorted oak chairs ca. 1900-15;
three American beds, all in varying French styles, all ca. 1930-40;
an antique Chinese bench/stool, likely in elm, ca. 1860-1870;
good quality women's clothing (sizes 3 to 5),
including suits, blouses, jackets, shoes, accessories, purses and more;
costume jewelry (some sterling);
patio furniture; lawn ornaments;
books galore; CD's and DVD's; linens (both vintage and modern);
very full kitchen; very full garage; much, much more.
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No large purses, please.
We'll be running the register on the driveway and under an awning,
and politely request that customers enter from the east side of the garage and exit from the west.
Uniformed police officer on site at all times.
Sterling and jewelry not on site until sale day.
Checks will be accepted with proper identification.
Sealed bids will be collected at the cashier's desk throughout Saturday
on items priced $100.00 and up.
(Bids will be called after the close of business on Saturday.)
All items must be removed from the premises no later than Sunday, 23 October.
Each dealer or eligible, disabled veteran must submit a photocopy of his or her current tax exemption permit,
else sales tax will be charged.
No unattended children, please.
Outside "sold" signs will not be honored and will be promptly discarded.
We will have a large "sold" table on site for your convenience; however,
we ask that you be fair to the estate, to other customers and to us
and not place items on the "sold" table, have items marked as "sold," nor place them on your ticket
unless you are fully committed to buying said items.
We do not wrap, haul or deliver -- please don't ask.
Fine sale in Edgewater tentatively slated for the first weekend in November --
sterling, art glass, sculptures and many other beautiful things.
Just keep your eyes on the "Upcoming Sales" page
at www.OkcEstateSales.com for details.
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